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5 Layers of the Atmosphere
Energy Transfer
Air Movement
Wind
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Category 1
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Category 4
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Category 1 200

• All weather occur here

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Category 1 400

• Contains the ozone layer

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Category 1 600

• Uppermost layer

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Category 1 800

• The coldest layer

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Category 1 1000

• Air pressure is the least

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Category 1 200-Answer

• What is the troposphere?

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Category 1 400-Answer

• What is the stratosphere?

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Category 1 600-Answer

• What is the exosphere?

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Category 1 800-Answer

• What is the mesosphere?

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Category 1 1000-Answer

• What is the exosphere

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Category 2 200

• The source of all energy in our atmosphere

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Category 2 400
Not all areas of Earths surface receive the same
amount of radiation because Earths surface is
this
Daily Double
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Category 2 600

• Transfer of energy by rays or waves

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Category 2 800

• Transfer of heat by the flow of a heated material

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Category 2 1000

• Transfer of energy that occurs when molecules
  bump into one another

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Category 2 200-Answer

• What is the Sun?

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Category 2 400-Answer

• What is curved?

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Category 2 600-Answer

• What is radiation?

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Category 2 800-Answer

• What is convection?

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Category 2 1000-Answer

• What is conduction?

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Category 3 200

• The force exerted by the gases pushing on an
  object

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Category 3 400

• Movement of air toward water from the land

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Category 3 600

• This is created during the day because solar
  radiation warms the land more then the water

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Category 3 800

• Fast moving narrow belts of air that moves from
  the west to eat in the Northern Hemisphere around
  the Earth

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Category 3 1000

• Difference in density and air pressure cause this

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Category 3 200-Answer

• What is air pressure?

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Category 3 400-Answer

• What is a land breeze?

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Category 3 600-Answer

• What is a sea breeze?

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Category 3 800-Answer

• What is the jet stream?

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Category 3 1000-Answer

• What is wind?

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Category 4 200

• The rotation of Earth causes moving air and water
  to appear to turn to the right north of the
  equator and to the left south of the equator.

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Category 4 400

• Surface winds that move west to east and are
  responsible for most weather movement across the
  U.S.

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Category 4 600

• Steady winds between the equator and 30 degrees
  latitude north and south, and blow from the east
  to the west

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Category 4 800

• Windless zone at the equator

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Category 4 1000

• Winds that blow northeast to west in the polar
  regions

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Category 4 200-Answer

• What is the Coriolis Effect?

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Category 4 400-Answer

• What are the westlies?

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Category 4 600-Answer

• What are the trade winds?

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Category 4 800-Answer

• What are the doldrums?

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Category 4 1000-Answer

• What are the polar easterlies?

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Final Jeopardy

• Atmospheric Gases

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Final Jeopardy

• This gas is the most abundant gas in the
  atmosphere with 71

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Final Jeopardy - Answer

• What is nitrogen?

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